Sentence examples for created magazines from inspiring English sources

At least seven weblets have created magazines in recent months, including Nerve.com, Space.com and the travel site Expedia.

Other brands that have created magazines include Delta advertising its red-eye flights via a sleep-popsci magazine; and Cisco's Futurist feed.

Before the society created Magazine of the Year, the top award was general excellence, given to several magazines with different circulation sizes.

Abramson then worked briefly for the election unit of NBC News for which she covered the 1980 presidential election before becoming an investigative reporter at the newly created magazine The American Lawyer in 1981.

Bernie Fuchs, a much-imitated artist who created magazine illustrations and advertisements, presidential portraits and postage stamps, and whose vibrant paintings captured middle-class life in pre-Vietnam America, died on Thursday.

He pointed to its success in creating magazines tied to cable channels like the Food Network and HGTV.

Flipboard, he said "is doing well," with 85 million users and over 1m creating magazines of their own for public consumption.

One of the biggest changes has been moving from a simple social-based news recommender and aggregator to a platform where individuals and others can also create "magazines" around different themes.

McCue says the company isn't looking to become anyone's home page, but there are some publishers who are already creating magazines around certain topics that get the same treatment.

There will be a small exception to all of the above: Select top publishers who create Magazines on Flipboard will continue to be able to use Instagram content on their Flipboard.

In keeping, the media has responded by creating magazines that not only address traditional masculine ideals of power, money and physical fitness, but also advise on all manners of consumerism, health and wellbeing [ 14].